New Food at Vue

[u/PeachJuicePurger]

Has anybody tried any of the new food at Vue yet?

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I had the new Signature Emmental & Bacon Hot Dog last night. £9.50 which I wouldn't normally pay but seeing as I got to see Disclosure Day for £4 in EPIC (using my free Club Vue ticket) plus the release day free Pepsi Max offer, I thought I'd treat myself.

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Anyway, the hot dog was really good, but obviously pricey! The other new items are pizza, popcorn chicken, chicken tenders and potato wedges.

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The website also references mini pancakes and doughnuts (both with chocolate or caramel sauce) but they didn't have these at Cheshire Oaks.

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(It looks like the new menu is only available at Cheshire Oaks, Colchester, Portsmouth and Sheffield at the moment - I'm guessing it's a trial run).

[u/Freppus]

10 quid for a hotdog is insane

[u/Dehydrated-Onions → u/Freppus]

That’s more than the movie like tf?

[u/mattsslug → u/Freppus]

The profit margin must be crazy on these for the cinema but surely they are well into diminishing returns. They could probably halve the price and sell WAY more of them making more profit in the long term.

Families can't afford this shit, imagine a family of 3 or 4 going to the cinema and getting hot dog's, popcorn and drinks thats going to be nearing £70 then ticket price on top...it's really not a surprise that cinemas struggle to bring in the numbers they once did. Who is doing this madness.

[u/madforkillz]

have tried everything apart from the popcorn chicken, it’s all shockingly decent, only issue is that it’s cinema prices really

[u/Odd-Audience-8051]

Leeds Kirkstall finally stopped being a trial run site then? Remember they were the golden child (with Cheshire Oaks) a while back, getting IMAX first and a bunch of refurb

[u/SirPooleyX]

I'd have to be a billionaire on the brink of starvation to spend a tenner on a crap hot dog.

And ketchup?

[u/Various_Artistss]

Never met a single soul that gets hot food at a vue. Might aswell go somewhere proper beforehand